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Articles from the June 28, 2017 edition


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  • Candidates file for mayor and council seats in county

    Mark Hebert, Publisher|Jun 28, 2017

    With just one week before the deadline for candidates to file for mayor and council seats in Malta, Saco and Dodson, there was a lack of competition for some positions and, in a few cases, no candidates at all. When the 5 p.m. deadline to file hit last Monday, the lack of candidate problem was alleviated and a total of 17 candidates are running competing in seven races including five in Malta’s mayoral race and two for the spot of Mayor in Saco. What follows are the races, the candidates and brief statements on why they are running for o...

  • Robinson named State Director for Gianforte's U.S. House Office

    Mark Hebert, Publisher|Jun 28, 2017

    When Montana Congressman Greg Gianforte was sworn into office in Washington D.C. last Wednesday, Malta's Lesley Robinson was in attendance at the US House as she was recently named to the newly elected congressman cabinet. "It was pretty exciting to be sitting up in the gallery yesterday when he was sworn in," Robinson said. "It was pretty awesome to be here to see it. It was neat and historic." Robinson - who ran as lieutenant governor on the Republican ticket with Gianforte last November -...

  • Phillips County Hospital welcomes fourth provider

    Mark Hebert, Publisher|Jun 28, 2017

    For the first time in a long time, Phillips County Hospital in Malta has a fourth health care provider as Shane Jenson joins the staff and PCH CEO Ward VanWichen is excited about the scenario. "Phillips County Hospital has been that way for a long time so a fourth one is new," he said. "We are excited about what that can mean to access to care, different types of care and quality care so I think it is going to be a good thing." Phillips County also has the good fortune of adding Jenson's wife,...

  • Reunited

    Mark Hebert, Publisher|Jun 28, 2017

    A lot can change in 50 years, including waist sizes and hairlines, just ask Roy Vanderleelie and Gary Tremblay, they'll tell you. The two men were thick as thieves in 1968 while they were both in the U.S. Army, stationed in Germany during the Vietnam War. Vanderleelie, who currently lives in Jacumba, Calif., and Tremblay, a Malta native, were members of the 97th Signal Battalion in Manheim, Germany. The battalion was charged with radio communication in Europe and when the two weren't working,...

  • Phillips County News nets 11 awards in MNA Better Newspaper Contest

    Jun 28, 2017

    The 132nd Annual Convention of the Montana Newspaper Association was held June 16 and 17 in Lewistown, Mont., and The Phillips County News earned 11 awards — three of them first place trophies — during the Saturday night award ceremony. PCN Sports Editor Pierre Bibbs swept the Best Sports Page Layout and Design category, capturing first, second and third place honors. The first place award-winning page featured the story Reliving the 12-0 Mustangs of '06 about the 2006 State Champion Mustangs football team. Bibbs earned second place honors in...

  • Birds of a feather flock together

    Jun 28, 2017

    Dear Editor, Another useless week in Washington - can we deduct from the United States congress a week’s pay for not getting anything done? Oh, but 13 elderly men on a committee with no women, brought forth a new nation's health system. Of course, they had to do it in secret - now one can see why. My insurance premiums will amount to 675% increase over what I pay now. However, included in the measure are lower tax rate deduction for the super-rich. Birds of a feather flock together and all you Trump lovers thought this TV pitchman was going to...

  • I dream of potato salad

    Pierre Bibbs, Sports Editor|Jun 28, 2017

    My parents came through for a few days. My real parents. You have no idea how awkward it is when people assume that my parents are around Malta when in actuality it was just another African American that I have never met in my life. It is awkward and yes it happens. If you think that you saw my parents here around Father’s Day, yes it probably happened. It lifted my spirit to see or should I say hear my folks coming down the street. They had a piece of their Buick’s undercarriage scraping the...

  • Loring News for June 28, 2017

    Dixie Stordahl, PCN Correspondent|Jun 28, 2017

    The month of June is zipping by! The first week of summer has been a bit cool and windy. Still no rain, which we desperately need! The ditches are being swathed and baled as is the other hay. The Loring picnic fundraiser was a great success! I didn't realize how many little kiddos were around here until they all got together on the playground, I'd say about 20 under seven! The adults had a Norweigan horseshoe tournament with about ten teams. A special treat for me was seeing Ruth and John...

  • Dodson News for June 28, 2017

    Eldora Henry, PCN Correspondent|Jun 28, 2017

    There was a full house for lunch at the Center on Wednesday. Good to see Patty Kline here on a visit. Wink and Terri Cole went to North Dakota for the weekend for Wink's aunt's 100th birthday celebration. Polly Solberg attended the Gospel Jamboree in Malta Saturday and Sunday. Condolences are sent to the Dolphay families in the death of Wayne Dolphay. Also to the Hill family in their tragic loss. Francine KillEagle’s home was set in this week and they have been busy getting everything hooked u...

  • P.C. Museum news for June 28, 2017

    Lori Taylor, PCN Correspondent|Jun 28, 2017

    Happy Summer! Does anyone know the story behind Cole, Mont.? Cole was located in Phillips County approximately 20 miles northwest of Saco. At one time, it was a flourishing city of 1,000 people. What brought that many people to that area? Fort Peck Dam was a great site for building a dam. Suitable soils were available nearby, rock and gravel were found in the immediate vicinity also. But “toe gravel” was not available at the dam site. It was determined that 4,000,000 cubic yards was needed. Survey’s determined an extensive glacial depos...

  • Card News for June 28, 2017

    Jun 28, 2017

    Whist On Monday, June 26, Roger Ereaux bettered Clarence Blunt by a point, 52-51, to take first place. Blunt finished in second and the traveling prize was awarded to Sherman Doucette. Pinochle On Thursday, June 22, Barb Stevens paced the crowd with 6,450 points to take first place. Gail Sadler earned a spot on the leader board with 5,980 points on her way to a second place finish and the traveling prize was awarded to both Roy Baeth and Clarence Jacobson. Hi-Line Whist On Tuesday, June 20, the team of Clara and Curt won the lone match of the...

  • Whitewater News for June 28, 2017

    Helen Austin, PCN Correspondent|Jun 28, 2017

    Our deepest sympathy and prayers to Bruce and Lynn Hill and family on their tragic loss in a recent accident. Our world has become so dangerous; I cannot believe God plans such an accident. Again, our sympathy and love to the Hill family of Whitewater. The Hills went to Colorado for funerals. Whitewater Baptist Church has Tent Revivals and also Vacation Bible School. The dates for both are Monday, July 3 to July 6. Vacation Bible School is from 10 a.m. until noon each day. Lunch will be served...

  • Phillips County Sheriff's Report for June 28, 2017

    P.C. Sheriffs Office|Jun 28, 2017

    June 9, 2017 10:25 p.m. Deputy performed security checks in the Dodson area. 10:59 p.m. Deputy performed security checks in the Malta area. 11:32 p.m. Deputy performed security checks in the Saco area. June 10, 2017 12:25 a.m. Juvenile reported a possibly beaten animal in a trailer; Deputies responded to the call; no animal located. 3:04 a.m. Lake Wind Advisory in effect from 9am to 6pm today. 4:50 a.m. Female reported water running in the street in front of her residence; information passed onto City employee. 6:22 a.m. Male reported no water...

  • Memories for the Week of June 21, 2017

    Mark Hebert, Publisher|Jun 28, 2017

    1 years ago June 21, 1917 St. Mary's Church was dedicated by Bishop Faber with Rev. L.J. Christler of Havre preaching the sermon. ▲▲▲ A large number were in from Dodson to see Civilization at the Palace Theatre Saturday night. ▲▲▲ The Yankee Robinson Circus played in Malta. This three-ring wild animal program circus was "the greatest arena program ever seen in Malta." ▲▲▲ E.R. Schepplemann, J.L. Elliot and W. J. Tressler assisted in instituting a new Odd Fellows Lodge in Poplar. ▲▲▲ G.F....

  • HLRC's Murray named Merchant's 'POI' for June

    Dina Meneely, Malta Chamber|Jun 28, 2017

    Congratulations to the Person of Influence for June 2017, Duane Murray! At the June 20 member's meeting, the Chamber of Commerce recognized Duane for his outstanding contributions to the growth and spirit of this community. His efforts were key in righting the ship at the Hi-Line Retirement Center (HLRC), something for which the community is entirely grateful. When needed, Duane stepped away from his own business to support the HLRC with his expertise and leadership. He works tirelessly, and... Full story

  • Ribbon cutting at Active Solutions

    Dina Meneely, Malta Chamber|Jun 28, 2017

    The Chamber of Commerce welcomed Active Solutions Physical Therapy to the Malta business community with a ribbon cutting during their open house on Saturday, June 17. Owner and Physical Therapist, Carmen Norville showcased her equipment and explained her care options. Active Solutions is a full service outpatient physical therapy clinic. They treat all joint related pain including neck, back, shoulder, hip, knee, ankle/foot pain and injuries. They can also treat muscle related injuries, after...

  • Sen. Lang receives honors from Farm Bureau

    Jun 28, 2017

    Senator Mike Lang of Malta was presented with the Montana Farm Bureau Golden Windmill Award on June 21 during a Phillips County Farm Bureau meeting at the Westside restaurant in Malta. The Golden Windmill Award is presented to legislators who scored in the highest percentages on the MFBF Report Card, served on important committees and were active advocates for Montana agriculture. "Farm Bureau appreciates these legislators for their commitment to agriculture," said Tom DePuydt, Phillips County...

  • Co-ed softball will be 16 and up

    Pierre Bibbs, Sports Editor|Jun 28, 2017

    The Malta Parks & Recreation Softball League is back for a second season after hosting a successful outing in 2016. Registration opened on Monday, June 19 and many have shown interest. “We have had many people ask about it and have picked up packets,” Malta Parks & Recreation Co-Director Julia Tatafu said. “We had five teams last year and we are hoping for more this year.” Even if a potential participant can’t field a full team, individuals are encouraged to sign up. “If you’re not on a team...

  • Universal Slam!

    Pierre Bibbs, Sports Editor|Jun 28, 2017

    The Malta Wrestling squad had a strong showing at the AAU Scholastic Duals in Kissimmee, Flo. at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex. The three day event took place from Tuesday, June 13 to Friday, June 16. The team was comprised of 15 wrestlers, nine of which were from Malta. The team was led by Malta's Trey Simanton and Brandon Held of Glendive who both took home a silver medal, having lost only one match in their respective weight classes. Malta's Kaden Moore and Hardin's Bryce Roan took ho...

  • Phillips County Adventure

    Pierre Bibbs, Sports Editor|Jun 28, 2017

    Malta Trails and Malta Parks & Recreation recently tag teamed to form the First Annual Phillips County Adventure Relay, a three sport team event that will be taking place on Saturday, July 8 at 12:30 p.m. "Laura Pankratz (Malta Trails) had the idea," said Natalie Judd of Malta Parks & Recreation. "They are really big into kayaking and those events are really well attended." The event will be a three to four person team event in which the teams have one biker go on a ride from the Promises store...

  • Swim team in Glasgow

    Pierre Bibbs, Sports Editor|Jun 28, 2017

    The Malta Swim Team is set to host their annual meet at the City Pool this weekend. The two day event starts this Saturday, July 1 and ends the following day, Sunday, July 2. The team participated in the Glasgow meet last weekend from Saturday, June 24 to Sunday, June 25 and took seventh overall. "The meet went very well," said Malta Swim Team Head Coach Cassie Pratt. "It was a little bit bigger than all of the other ones but Glasgow is also a mid-point for a lot of teams. It was a good meet;...

  • Little M-ette Camp Awards

    Jun 28, 2017

    The Malta M-ettes hosted their annual Little M-ette Basketball Camp last week from Monday, June 19 through Wednesday, June 21 at the Malta High School Gymnasium. The camp hosted forty-eight campers that ranged from third grade to eighth grade. The camp featured three-on-three competitions as well as various dribbling and shooting drills. Current and newly graduated M-ettes were present during the week to help Malta M-ette Head Coach Nate Hammond and assistant coach Shane Anderson. Those M-ettes included Sophia Stiles, who is the reigning two...

  • Legal Ads for June 28, 2017

    Jun 28, 2017

    PUBLIC HEARING The City of Malta will conduct a public hearing July 11, 2017 at 5:20 p.m. in the council chambers of city hall. The purpose of the public hearing is to receive public comments concerning Resolution 1233, a Resolution Relating to $440,000.00 Solid Waste System Revenue Bond, Series 2017; Authorizing the issuance, Awarding the Sale and Fixing the Terms and Conditions Thereof and Creating Special Funds and Accounts and Pledging Certain Revenues as Security Therefor. Persons and/or their agent(s) may appear in person or send written...

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